In conjunction with the Yesterday's Future exhibition, this lecture series explores mapping, spatial design, architecture, urbanism and cultivating a sense of place in a community through con
Location: Orange County Great Park Art Gallery
Contemporary exhibition considers the future of innovation and design while celebrating the past. Using the influence of William L. Pereira and his modernist master plans for the City of Irvine and the University of California, Irvine, the exhibition also features artists Jonathan Anderson, Deborah Aschheim, Ed Bopp, Bryan Cantley, Jennifer Celia and Betsy Lin Seder.
Location: Orange County Great Park Art Gallery
Contemporary exhibition considers the future of innovation and design while celebrating the past. Using the influence of William L. Pereira and his modernist master plans for the City of Irvine and the University of California, Irvine, the exhibition also features artists Jonathan Anderson, Deborah Aschheim, Ed Bopp, Bryan Cantley, Jennifer Celia and Betsy Lin Seder.
Opening Reception: Sunday, June 7; 1-3 p.m.
Location: Orange County Great Park Art Gallery
Location: Orange County Great Park Farm + Food Lab
Hosted by Southern California ASA
Location: Deanna Manning Stadium at Bill Barber Park
General Admission $10-15/person;
Stadium Seats $20-25/person
Hosted by Triple Crown Sports
Hosted by Triple Crown Sports
Irvine Community Television (ICTV) Bulletin Board
The ICTV Community Bulletin Board provides a means of disseminating information about City of Irvine and Irvine non-profit, community-based organization programs, services, activities and events.
The ICTV Community Bulletin Board provides a means of disseminating information about City of Irvine and Irvine non-profit, community-based organization programs, services, activities and events.
Know Your Audience - Who is your target audience?
Kids? Adults? Seniors? Animal lovers? How much do they know about the subject? How much time are they likely to spend reading your flier? Your design and text should be appropriate for your audience.
Visual Hierarchy – What do you want the reader to see and in what order?
The first thing readers see should be the most important piece of information. Generally, the visual hierarchy of your marketing communications should be: